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. Xyitnyiw Your Favourite Theatre— Kerridge-Odeon AVON Managements—S. E. M. Moodie IPhone 60-062. Reserve at the Avon. Finally Today at 11, 2,5, 8 NO. 1 FEATURE CHARLIE CHAPLIN In HI, Hilarious Hit “THE KID” With Jackie Coogan (G) NO. 2 FEATURE “ONCE UPON A TIME” In Beautiful Colour. (G) oOo TOMORROW Friday at 11 ajn„ 2,5, 8 p.m. (And on Saturday at 2, 5 and 8) "Though on the sign it is written ‘Don't pluck these blossoms' . . . It is useless against the Wind Which cannot read.” Japanese poem EAST MEETS WEST in the Bitter-Sweet Story of A Love that was Forbidden but Could Not be Denied! Richard Mason’s Best-Selling Book Becomes an Unforgettable Film! when J. Arthur Rank Presents DIRK BOGARDE and exquisitely-lovely new Japanese Star Yoko Tani IN “THE WIND CANNOT READ” (G) •with John FRASER Ronald LEWIS FILMED IN EASTMAN-COLOR IN MYSTIC INDIA against its Fabulous Backgrounds of the Taj Mahal, Delhi’s Red Fort, Native Bazaars, Maharajah's Palaces, Old Jaipur and the Savage Lands of the Northern Frontier! A Love Story so Beautiful, It will hold you Spellbound with its Magic!

Also Showing All Sessions “PASSPORT TO PLEASURE” Splendid JTZ, Colour Travelogue. INDEPENDENT CINEMAS RANGIORA-“Regent-7.45 p.m. "Eye Witness” (Donald Sinden, Muriel Pavlow) (Y); "Fear Strikes Out" (Anthony Perkins) (Y). KAIAPOI --HIALTO" 7.45 p.m. "Walk Into Paradise” (Chips Rafferty) (G); "The Big Chase” (Glenn Langan) (Y). NEW BRIGHTON-' HOXY “ 7.45 pjn. "Five Guns West” (John Lund, Dorothy Malone) (G); "Old Mother Riley's Jungle Treasure” (G). • SUMNER --HOLLYWOOD” 8 p.m. -Dry Rot" (Ronald Shiner, Peggy Mount) (G). RICCARTON -"REX” 7.30 p.m. "The French Can Can” (Jean Gabin) (A).; "Slim Carter” (Tim Hovey, Julie Adams) (G). LYTTELTON —"HARBOUR LIGHT” 7.45 p.m. "Bail Out At 43,000 ft” (John Payne) (G); "The Iron Sheriff” (Sterling Hayden) (G). “EMPIH E” PAPANUI 'PHONE 48-283 7.30 p.m. Tonight, Friday 7.30 p.m. Donald SINDEN Muriel PAVLOW “TIGER IN THE SMOKE” (A) TERROR . . . invades a woman's heart, as the under-world try to shatter her last chance of happiness! ASSOCIATE FEATURE: “THE SILENT WORLD” (G) In Megascope Surging up from the floor of the ocean, primeval-countless wonders never before beheld by human eyes! COMMENCING SATURDAY—"DOCTOR AT LARGE” SHIFFING ANP AIK SERVICES UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF NEW ZEALAND. LTD., 168 Hereford street. 'Phone 76-290.

CARGO SERVICES WELLINGTON FROM LYTTELTON: Steamer Express Daily. AUCKLAND AND TAURANGA! Konini—January 23. Karamu—January 30. Karu—February 6. MELBOURNE VIA WELLINGTON, BLUFF: Waimea—February 5. SYDNEY: Kaitoke—February 14. SUVA, LAUTOKA, NUKUALOFA. APIA, via AUCKLAND: Matua—February 3. SINGAPORE, BOMBAY, COLOMBO (with transhipment to other Indian and Pakistan ports), via Wellington and Auckland, Walkare (Refrigerated and general cargo).—Jan. 23. RAROTONGA, VANCOUVER, SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES, also Canadian and UJS.A. Inland points. Waitemata loads Auckland, Januaxy 29. FREQUENT CARGO SERVICES: Coastwise between New Zealand ports and to and from Australia, South Sea Islands, India, Ceylon, Malaya, Indonesia, and West Coast of Canada and U.S.A. PASSENGER SERVICES SYDNEY (with through bookings to other Australian points): Monowai— From Auckland, Jan. 29, Feb. 19, Apr. 2. Monowai—From Wellington, Feb. 9, March 2, March 12. WELLINGTON FROM LYTTELTON: Hinemoa —Mon., Wed., Friday, 7.10 pm. train. Maori— Thurs., Sati, 7.10 pm. train. WELLINGTON FROM PICTON: Rangatira— 2.15 pan.; Fri., 10 pan.; Sun., 6 pan. FIJI, TONGA, NIUE. SAMOA: Tofua—From Auckland, Jan. 27. FIJI, SAMOA, TONGA: Matua, from Auckland. February 12. AUCKLAND: Matua, from Lyttelton, Feb. 3. Taking passengers for Auckland. AIR SERVICES* Booking Agents tor ml Airlines Ofli tfrNstir“i D